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To be honest after reading that, I only come to the conclusion they're a bit antisocial. > I'm not interested in collaborating, I like to work alone. Or with p
by dngray 2y ago
To be honest after reading that, I only come to the conclusion they're a bit antisocial.
> I'm not interested in collaborating, I like to work alone. Or with people I hire. If I hire people I find you, you don't need to message me.
How would you even know that if you never can be contacted?
> I'm not interested in fixing your printer or WiFi router.
I don't believe I've ever received an email with something like that as the subject. My email is pretty public and in some fairly prominent places.
> Unless it's Indiehackers or a podcast I listen to myself like Joe Rogan.
> Talk is cheap and ineffective while creating something is much more challenging and effective to make change in the world.
More elitism. It just reeks of "I am so good I don't need anyone else".
> Spending time with people that spark my curiosity.
How are you ever going to know that if you're totally unreachable. What I've learned in life is sometimes friends can be found in the most unlikely of places.
> I'm on Twitter too if you'd like to follow more of my stories
Like why, I understand having a blog but these days I cannot see any good reason to be on Twitter.